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In a single-member district/plurality voting electoral system, what does a candidate need to win an election? A.a plurality of the vote B.50% of the vote C.50% plus 1 of the vote D.60% of the vote
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In a single-member district/plurality voting electoral system, what does a candidate need to win an election?

A.a plurality of the vote
B.50% of the vote
C.50% plus 1 of the vote
D.60% of the vote

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A, bc i makes the most sence

User Chim
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A. Because to win a candidate needs more votes than another candidate there is no specific percentage 
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